No, it was definately a goldfish but still just as embarrassing
as I'm sure that it had been nurtured and cared for just as much.
Tiger is actually a bit of a sod, the feline equivalent of a hoodie. I've had complaints that he goes into other peoples catflaps and eats their cats food and he gets through the magnetic ones by head butting them till they give in. He even faces down the neighbourhood dogs and chases them up the street. he also beats up everyone elses cats but Lily just treats him with distain, she's a very classy little lady, apart from when she's hunting.
Fortunately for me, they're both great with people and don't ever bite or scratch, even though John torments them mercilessly. They also put up with Moss, our sheep dog trying to herd them along with fairly good grace!
rach.
). One of the cats frequently brings home small furry creatures - including a gerbil on one occasion 
. He's recently begun bringing home small rabbits but he doesn't kill them at first - in fact there is usually not a mark on them when we take them off him. The thing is what is the kindest thing to do? Should we take them off him or just let him kill and eat them? If we take them off him what do we do next? Is it kinder to destroy them humanely - despite the fact that they appear unhurt or should we just take them back to where they came from and take their chances in a familiar environment? He's a lovely cat - a real softy who loves his belly tickled, but as soon as he oes outside he turns into a killing monster!
